logbook

Converse of object

• keep: Wardens had to keep a logbook of air raids.
• complete: Trainees must complete logbooks detailing the work they have been exposed to.
• maintain: Candidates must maintain a logbook of their activities in the " hands-on " computer workshops.
• see: Ask to see the logbook for the latest information.
• include: All surviving airship logbooks are in AIR 3, including the logbooks for the R 100 and R 101.
• use: Please make a choice: Need to register to use the logbook?

Adjective modifier

• mandatory: Most direct cost to DSA would arise from the introduction of mandatory logbooks.
• electronic: The electronic logbook supports appraisal by allowing you to collect your CPD data.
• original: Does the ' owner ' have the original logbook?
• old: Logbook A trainee applying under the transitional arrangements may bring the old style logbook to the Exit examination.
• new: Will I have to change to the new logbook?
• personal: Each candidate also starts a personal logbook, Stepping out in Faith.

Modifies a noun

• loan: For getting logbook loans approved the car or vehicle must be ideally less than 8 years old.
• entry: I have a logbook entry from which I'll shortly bore you with a few lines.
• record: My logbook records, " On arrival at Merthyr we went to a café to discuss the Welsh prospect.

Noun used with modifier

• summer: Reference: anon. , 2006d ( summer logbook ) Entrance pictures: Digital photos, Easter 2006.
• vehicle: Taxes and insurance due on the vehicle must be paid in full before the vehicle logbook is pledged for logbook loan.
• image: Filling in the image logbook will be covered in the next section.
• school: The end of the war passes in the school logbook with barely a mention.
• training: A training logbook will help new trainees prepare for passing out.